The phrase "achievement errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing mistakes or inaccuracies related to achieving goals or objectives, often in educational or performance assessments.
Example: "The analysis revealed several achievement errors that impacted the overall performance of the students."
Alternatives: "performance errors" or "goal attainment errors".
What was the difference in mathematical achievement when error analysis was included in students' lessons and assignments versus a traditional approach of learning through correct examples only? 2.
What was the difference in mathematical achievement when error analysis was included in students' lessons and assignments versus a traditional approach of learning through correct examples only?
To abandon my surname and take that of my partner would mean abandoning Sophie Coulombeau, along with all her luggage – the errors, achievements and resonances created over 30 years.
6 7 However, the relation between academic achievement and refractive error may be complex.
However, the structure/administration of pre-assessments can influence students' achievement and potentially mask errors in understanding.
However, the structure or even the administration of a pretest itself can influence students' achievement and potentially mask errors in understanding (Solomon [1949]).
This course considers both errors and achievements, providing an introduction to a wide array of topics, such as logic, probability, decision theory, relativism, and psychopathology.
Using a modest sized ANN, the proposed combination of input data transformations enables the achievement of a test error as low as 0.43%, which is up to standard compared to other more complex neural architectures like Convolutional or Deep Neural Networks.
"Necessary Errors" is an achievement of detailed recollection, and as such has a dense, realistic heft.
"It is singled out more for its mistakes and errors than its achievements," like poverty reduction and social programs.
